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<p>Josh Woodward, Vice President at Google working across Google Labs and the Gemini app, has set off a new online trend by sharing a visually striking infographic of his own LinkedIn profile. </p>
<p>The post, shared on X on Friday, highlights a growing interest in turning professional resumes into sleek, shareable graphics using NotebookLM’s latest Infographics feature. In his post, Woodward described the tool as producing “crazy good” results and noted a viral trend was emerging, as more users experimented with converting their LinkedIn profiles into polished visuals. He also shared the simple steps he followed to create his own version, making it easy for others to join in.</p>
<blockquote><p dir="ltr" lang="en" xml:lang="en">Infographics in <a href="https://twitter.com/NotebookLM?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@NotebookLM</a> are crazy good, we're starting to see a viral trend where people convert their LinkedIn into an infographic</p>
<p>Here's mine! Instructions in <a href="https://t.co/ZxTqQltP5g">pic.twitter.com/ZxTqQltP5g</a></p>
<p>— Josh Woodward (@joshwoodward) <a href="https://twitter.com/joshwoodward/status/1991613947208954036?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 20, 2025</a></p></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script><h2><strong>Here's how it works:</strong></h2>
<p>Users can quickly generate an infographic by downloading their LinkedIn profile as a PDF, uploading it to NotebookLM on the web, opening the Infographic editor, and adding any desired custom touches before generating the final image. The process is designed to deliver high-quality results with minimal manual effort.</p>
<p>The feature is powered by Google’s new Nano Banana Pro, an advanced image generation and editing model built on Gemini 3 Pro. The technology allows NotebookLM to transform structured documents into visually appealing summaries quickly and easily.</p>
<p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="http://zeebiz.com/trending/news-how-to-use-nano-banana-ai-3d-figure-prompt-for-free-in-gemini-trend-378736">After Ghibli, Gemini’s ‘Nano Banana’ Trend Takes Over Social Media: Here’s how to create your own 3D figurine</a></p>
<h2><strong>Why it’s gaining attention</strong></h2>
<p>Since Woodward’s post went live, many professionals have attempted to recreate similar infographics. The feature is expected to grow in popularity as users seek creative ways to present their experience in a compact and eye-catching format.</p>
<h2><strong>Step-by-step guide to create your infographic</strong></h2>
<ul>
<li>Go to LinkedIn and download your profile as a PDF.</li>
<li>Upload the PDF to NotebookLM on the web.</li>
<li>Open the Infographic editor (click the pencil icon) and add custom touches, like a “country and western” theme.</li>
<li>Generate your infographic.</li>
</ul>
<h2><strong>About Nano Banana Pro</strong></h2>
<p>Nano Banana Pro, Google’s latest image generation model, is built on Gemini 3 Pro. It creates images based on user instructions and can even make targeted edits to existing visuals. According to Google, it is more intelligent, precise, and creative than earlier versions. The system can also incorporate real-time information from Google Search, such as current weather or sports updates, to generate accurate images.</p>


Josh Woodward, Vice President at Google working across Google Labs and the Gemini app, has set off a new online trend by sharing a visually striking infographic of his own LinkedIn profile. The post, shared on X on Friday, highlights a growing interest in turning professional resumes into sleek, shareable graphics using NotebookLM’s latest Infographics feature. In his post, Woodward described the tool as producing “crazy good” results and noted a viral trend was emerging, as more users experimented with converting their LinkedIn profiles into polished visuals. He also shared the simple steps he followed to create his own version, making it easy for others to join in.Infographics in @NotebookLM are crazy good, we're starting to see a viral trend where people convert their LinkedIn into an infographicHere's mine! Instructions in pic.twitter.com/ZxTqQltP5g— Josh Woodward (@joshwoodward) November 20, 2025Here's how it works:Users can quickly generate an infographic by downloading their LinkedIn profile as a PDF, uploading it to NotebookLM on the web, opening the Infographic editor, and adding any desired custom touches before generating the final image. The process is designed to deliver high-quality results with minimal manual effort.The feature is powered by Google’s new Nano Banana Pro, an advanced image generation and editing model built on Gemini 3 Pro. The technology allows NotebookLM to transform structured documents into visually appealing summaries quickly and easily.Also Read: After Ghibli, Gemini’s ‘Nano Banana’ Trend Takes Over Social Media: Here’s how to create your own 3D figurineWhy it’s gaining attentionSince Woodward’s post went live, many professionals have attempted to recreate similar infographics. The feature is expected to grow in popularity as users seek creative ways to present their experience in a compact and eye-catching format.Step-by-step guide to create your infographicGo to LinkedIn and download your profile as a PDF.Upload the PDF to NotebookLM on the web.Open the Infographic editor (click the pencil icon) and add custom touches, like a “country and western” theme.Generate your infographic.About Nano Banana ProNano Banana Pro, Google’s latest image generation model, is built on Gemini 3 Pro. It creates images based on user instructions and can even make targeted edits to existing visuals. According to Google, it is more intelligent, precise, and creative than earlier versions. The system can also incorporate real-time information from Google Search, such as current weather or sports updates, to generate accurate images.

Google’s new Nano Banana Pro lets professionals turn their LinkedIn profiles into sleek, shareable infographics in minutes. The trend is taking off as users create visually striking resumes with minimal effort.

Turn your LinkedIn profile into stunning infographic with this Google tool! A step-by-step guide

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Josh Woodward, Vice President at Google working across Google Labs and the Gemini app, has set off a new online trend by sharing a visually striking infographic of his own LinkedIn profile.  The post, shared on X on Friday, highlights a growing interest in turning professional resumes into sleek, shareable graphics using NotebookLM’s latest Infographics feature. In his post, Woodward described the tool as producing “crazy good” results and noted a viral trend was emerging, as more users experimented with converting their LinkedIn profiles into polished visuals. He also shared the simple steps he followed to create his own version, making it easy for others to join in. Infographics in @NotebookLM are crazy good, were starting to see a viral trend where people convert their LinkedIn into an infographic Heres mine! Instructions in pic.twitter.com/ZxTqQltP5g — Josh Woodward (@joshwoodward) November 20, 2025 Heres how it works: Users can quickly generate an infographic by downloading their LinkedIn profile as a PDF, uploading it to NotebookLM on the web, opening the Infographic editor, and adding any desired custom touches before generating the final image. The process is designed to deliver high-quality results with minimal manual effort. The feature is powered by Google’s new Nano Banana Pro, an advanced image generation and editing model built on Gemini 3 Pro. The technology allows NotebookLM to transform structured documents into visually appealing summaries quickly and easily. Also Read: After Ghibli, Gemini’s ‘Nano Banana’ Trend Takes Over Social Media: Here’s how to create your own 3D figurine Why it’s gaining attention Since Woodward’s post went live, many professionals have attempted to recreate similar infographics. The feature is expected to grow in popularity as users seek creative ways to present their experience in a compact and eye-catching format. Step-by-step guide to create your infographic Go to LinkedIn and download your profile as a PDF. Upload the PDF to NotebookLM on the web. Open the Infographic editor (click the pencil icon) and add custom touches, like a “country and western” theme. Generate your infographic. About Nano Banana Pro Nano Banana Pro, Google’s latest image generation model, is built on Gemini 3 Pro. It creates images based on user instructions and can even make targeted edits to existing visuals. According to Google, it is more intelligent, precise, and creative than earlier versions. The system can also incorporate real-time information from Google Search, such as current weather or sports updates, to generate accurate images.